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Region 4 Conferences

June 3-4, 2019

Instruction Technology Leadership Academy (ITLA)
This academy will provide a unique opportunity for new or existing professionals and teams to build their capacity as leaders who support technology-enhanced instruction. During our full-day workshop on Day 1, Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad joins us to help develop our skillsets for everyday instructional coaching. Regardless of your coaching model or time constraints, his seven daily drivers help make the coaching experience manageable and successful. On Day 2, participants dive into developing personal skill sets within our work of supporting technology-enhanced instruction. All participants will receive lunch on Day 1 of the academy.

 

 

June 4, 2019

Attend this one day session to hear from leading national experts about how Section 504/ADA have been interpreted by the courts through recent case law. Learn about similarities and differences among these federal laws and effective ways to identify and serve students under Section 504/ADA. The Section 504 pre-institute will be held on June 3rd.  Get details for the pre-institute here.
 

 

June 6-7, 2019

Attend this two-day institute to acquire the latest information related to the comprehensive and integrated evaluation of students, and to promote the knowledge and application of best practices in the area of student evaluation.  The Summer Evaluation Institute preconference will be held on June 5th with keynote speaker Dr. David KilPatrick, author of "Essentials of Assessing, Preventing and Overcoming Reading Difficulties."  Get details for the preconference here.
 
 
June 10–11, 2019

Join Region 4 ESC and Crime Stoppers Safe Schools Institute for this 2-day summit on school safety! Topics will include: human trafficking, trauma informed care, transportation, facilities, drug alcohol issues, school health nursing, gangs, internet safety, mental health, juvenile justice, restorative practices, domestic violence, response to active shooter, threat assessment, and many others. This summit is open to school-based law enforcement, school administrators, teachers, counselors, emergency management, safety personnel, and community partners with interest in school safety. 

 

 

June 17, 2019

Explore the power of S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, art, mathematics) as it applies to real-world connections, creativity through collaboration, and innovation through art and engineering. This 1-day conference incorporates workshop-style sessions organized by grade bands and identified by STEAM strands, allowing you to personalize your conference experience. Discover innovative ways to make instructional connections that transform engaged students to empowered learners.
 

 

June 19–20, 2019 
Texas Assistive Technology Network (TATN) Statewide Conference 
Early bird rate of $75 is good until April 1, 2019. This annual multi-day conference provides a variety of beginner, intermediate and advanced level sessions from nationally invited presenters, district level Assistive Technology (AT) practitioners, and AT vendors. Additionally, an exhibit hall is available to preview the latest technologies. The Texas Assistive Technology Network provides statewide leadership for the provision of AT devices and services for special education students in public schools.
 

 

July 9–10, 2019

Join education professionals at this Institute as we explore evidenced-based practices for creating effective learning environments for all learners. AGC Institute strands will include solutions for accessing academic content, navigating federal and state accountability systems, achieving rigorous state assessment standards, creating 21st century digital learning environments, increasing student engagement, supporting post-secondary transition, and implementing effective inclusive practices. Participants will leave the AGC Institute with practical strategies to promote access to and progress in the general curriculum. 
 

 

July 16, 2019

This conference is about designing responsive classrooms and delivering curriculum and instruction to meet the needs of any kindergarten student, including those with disabilities. Participants will gain information, strategies and materials that will help them create a classroom where students with disabilities can receive specially designed instruction that supports their learning in the least restrictive environment. 
 

 

July 17-18, 2019
This multi-day conference is designed to support teachers of preschoolers with disabilities in all settings.  The sessions provide opportunities for teachers to delve in depth on topics that include creating a high quality early childhood program, specialized designed instructional strategies for differentiation and providing supports in the least restrictive environment.  Participants will gain information, strategies, and materials that will support service delivery to preschoolers with disabilities in various classroom settings. 
 

 

July 23–25, 2019 

Join this 3-day symposium to hear from leaders in the field of autism research and practice. Participants will gain information on critical issues related to autism and best practices to support students with autism. 
 

 

 

7145 West Tidwell Road | Houston, Texas 77092-2096 | 713.462.7708
McKinney Conference Center: 7200 Northwest 100 Drive | Houston, Texas 77092
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